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Show Southern Utah News and Kane County Standard Page Two .Thursday, April Lctl SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS And Continuing tho Kane County Standard County Clerk or signers for further Information. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, Land and Survey Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. March 7, 1956. Notice Is hereby given that Elson B. Riggs. Kanab, Utah filed application Utah 015361 under Section 8 of the Taylor Grazing Act, as amended, ton O. Rust. to select the SEH section 9, T. 43 S., R. 7 W S.L.M., Utah, conThose attending General taining 160 acres, in exchange for the SHSEtt section 4, Lots 4 and 5 section 9, T. 44 S., R. 7 W S.L.M., Utah, containing 241.32 acres. This notice is for the purpose of allowing all persons claiming the selected land or having bona fide objections to such application an opportunity to file their protests or other objections in the Land and Survey Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, together with evidence that a copy of such protest or objection has been served upon the applicant within 30 days from the date of the first publication of this notice. COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENTS Berneete A. Tait, ML Carmel Wanda Johnston, Fredonia Norene Porter, Ordervllle Allen Cox, Alton matter October 6, 1944 at the Entered as second-clas- s 1879. post office in Kanab, Utah, under the Act of March 3, All communications and items for publication must he si pried by the writer, whose name need not appear in print. Write on one side of paper only. Use no abbreviations. All N!4-N- communications subject to acceptance as the Judgement of the publishers may determine. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Fox took their small daughter, Debbie to Salt Lake City the past week for medical care. d Miss Carol Sue, daughter of Cloyd and Lena Brinkerhoff, celebrated her 10th birthday April 3rd by inviting her many little friends to, a party. on page (Continued Con- - three) E, a whisky can have 7? J "I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death, your right to say it." ' mar--rie- The best SSr MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Subscriptions $3.00 Year, $1.75 Six Monthj ference from our ward were bishop and Mrs. Mark J. Brinkerhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Max Bauer and son Johnie, and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Brinkerhoff. Wedding Bells are ringing this week for Clare M. Ramsay say, son of Mrs. Bertha Ramsay of Glendale and Miss Mary Lee Esplin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Femard Esplin of Orderville. The young couple will be today, Thursday, April 12, in the St. George Temple. Congratulations Mary Lee and Clare. Speakers at sacrament services Sunday were Miss Collene Anderson of Glendale and Home Missionaries Cecil Pugh and Bur- NOTICE G. Brown, PUBLISHER Marlin B. Brown, Managing Editor Errol Voltaire NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK A?IL 13 CROWDING HIM OUT! Douglas E. Henriques Acting Manager 0-- Th Sponsored by LtfntAt Nafs Orul Commits First Publication March Last Publication, April 22, 1956 12, 1956 made in Kentucky and these are the world's them- kians selves overwhelmingly choose Early Times over all '"WM Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lambert (Lorena Lamb) left Sunday to return to their home and their school teaching in Salt Lake City after having come to spend the Easter week holiday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Of all the fine whiskies best-Kentuc- Mt. Carmel tlevs f0PLA.fAL h Glendale Weekly tlevs Events Helices Consult respective PAPER OF KANE COUNTY, UTAH Published EveryThurday at Kanab and St. George, Utah OFFICIAL 12, 1956 MW I other straight whiskies! WK.MUU HAVX BKTTKB TIMI9 WITH Os-m- OUR SOIL Ail ECCOURAQIuG STEP An encouraging step has been taken to get the federal government out of competition with private business, as is strongly recommended by the Hoover Commission. A bill has been introduced in Congress which would take baking, laundry and dry cleaning businesses, of which the Hoover Commission found some 227 units. Uncle Sam out of the commercial-typ- e Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Black- OUR STREIIGTII I hope you notice that this column has a new heading this week. This has been more or less adopted as the Trademark of the Soil Conservation Service and you will be seeing more and more of it I dont want to get started preaching, but I think Our Soil Our the quotation be over emcannot Strength phasized. When you come right down to it, the civilation of the world is based on the few inches of soli that grows the things we eat, ware, and use for shelter. Near the first of each month, I try to give a report on the irrigation water outlook for this vicinity: based on the Snow Surveys made on the first of each month by the Soil Conservation Service, State Engineer, and the Experiment Station. I dont have to tell the most of you that the water prospects for the coming year are not good In Southern Utah. Every day, I hear someone commenting on how long it has been since we had a storm. The other day, however, Donald Swapp topped the stories I have heard on our perpetual drought He had Just returned from Cal ifornia, where he had gone to see a horse named Swapps (no relative) run. It rained the whole time they were there. This made for messy horse racing, but Donald said he didnt care. He had his boy, who is 48 years old, with him and it was worth it Just for him to see it rain. (Clark surely holds his age well, doesnt he?) Getting back to the report, it says that the expected runoff at Hatch on the Sevier River will be about half bf normal, and The water utlook is also very poor on the Virgin, Paria and Escalante rivers . . ." There is very little we can' do about the moisture we can get from the clouds, but as I have said before, we can make better use of the water we do get by leveling land, lining ditches, and installing adequate control structures. Earl Spendlove Soil Conservationist burn have received word from their granddaughter Gail Fack-rel- l that she was married in New Mexico on Albuquerque, March 15th. Gall has lived the past year in Albuquerque with her father. Mr. and Mrs. David Stevens and son Larry of Salt Lake' City were here three days last week visiting friends and attending to business affairs. Vernon Black of Kanab is spending his second week here shearing sheep at the Lindsay Tait corralls. Sheep from Glendale, Ordervllle and Mt Carmel have been brought here to be "Wltoi ISNT IT TIM KENTUCKY STRAIGHT shorn. k)1 Muty at IL ?J (S S 'O Jerry Glover came from Salt Lake City to spend the weekend at the home of Deana Tait He left Monday morning for Las Vegas, Nevada to seek employ- tr 4 4 ment Spring Is in the air, anyway the boy scouts of troop 365 are looking ahead to the good old sum- y establishments providing services and turning out goods, in publicly financed competiton with private enterprise. tax-exem- LET S CHECK IT hsYMvvtw v . sister-in-law- April is well on its way. Weve come upon spring again, a time for cleaning the attic, digging around those flower bulbs, and painting the window screens. And something else we ought to pay attention to. Along with all this refurbishing, dont overlook the old physiological machine, that body of yours. Its time to check up on your health, were reminded by the American Society, which this year is using a catchy slogan, "Fight Cancer with a Check-uand a Check. What this means, of course, is quite obvious. The ACS needs , in doing two things getting enough money your together to keep scientists working on a way to beat cancer permanently and getting such folks as you and me to go and have a physical examination. Why a physical checkup? Because its the best way to find out whether anything including cancer is wrong fvt'ith you. Cancer can creep up on you quite like, and you dont know youve got it until its got you. So take a day off from beating those ruggs and see tbe doc. Tell him you want a thorough examination to make sure you dont have cancer. And about that check, the Cancer Society says it isnt insisting on that If you dont trust banks, its all right with the Society. Make out a money order and send it along. Or just good old plain coin of the realm will do. Everybody ought to get into the act, because cancer is everybody business and we can't depend on just the check writers to do something about it. All of us have got to help. Send your contributions to CANCER, care of your local post office, no holds barred any kind of dough a check if youve got one, but anyway dont forget the checkup or you might be checking BOURBON WHISKY 86 PROOF . LOUISVILLE 1, KY. EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY COMPANY mer time and are preparing the swimming pond on the north end Some people are like blotters. of town and Mue west of the Knoll Cafe for those days They soak it all In, but get it Sugar of summer glory. I doubt if they backwards! A brain is no stronger than its will wait untill Summer is officially ushered in to try It out Alweakest think! so men and boys of the town worked last week putting the Irrigation ditches in order prepar-torto getting water on to their fields and gardens which will soon be planted. Mrs. Marie Jensen, 87 years Life old and still very alert and active, and who spent her girlhood at its'Best! days in Ordervllle called to see relatives here last week en route to Idaho from Mesa, Arizona where she spends the . winters with a daughter and the summers with a son in Idaho. She , visited here with her Miranda Sorensen and niece When youve pitched your camp after and family, Mrs. Vilate Esplln, good day on the ftream, nothing Leati also with relatives In Ordervllle. But there are hundreds and even thousands of other examples of government competition with private enterprise which need to be curtailed or terminated. The Defense Department alone has more than 2,500 commercial and manufacturing TOO TBUD IT? Thursday two of the daughters K Jourhon ? , at its p of the late Jed Shumway, Mary and Iva Dawn spent the afternoon at the home of Edward T. 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